HKTB April e-Newsletter - Nightlife in Hong Kong

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What's Happening in Hong Kong

Travellers are welcome to visit Hong Kong

Hong Kong welcomes you with full resumption of normal travel! All pre-departure and post-arrival quarantine and testing requirements have been removed. The Hong Kong Government has also lifted mandatory mask-wearing requirements and social distancing measures.

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Say Hello to the city that never sleeps

Explore Hong Kong‘s legendary night life, from roof top bars, speakeasys, to live music venues. The interactive video highlights the city’s famed nightlife through clubs, bars and craft beer and allows viewers to select where to go next.

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Drink in the city’s never-ending nightlife

Start with sundowners on Popinjays’ 4,500-square-foot terrace overlooking Central’s skyscrapers, before visiting Asia Best Bar, the Mexican-inspired COA for creative cocktails. Then sing your heart out at karaoke spots like Red Mr, or bop along to the rocking jukebox soundtrack at Soho bar The Pontiac. End the night at Amazonia, where cover bands smash out rock and pop hits.

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Neighbourhood guide:

Yau Tsim Mong

When people picture Hong Kong, it’s Yau Tsim Mong that often comes to mind. Named for its three main neighbourhoods, Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok, Yau Tsim Mong is one of the oldest and most diverse parts of Hong Kong. While the rest of Hong Kong nod off early, Yau Tsim Mong sleeps late. Visitors can watch the sunset from the observation decks at Ocean Terminal, then enjoy the spectacular nightly ‘A Symphony of Lights’ multimedia light show, followed by a stroll along the Avenue of Stars, a promenade that is prime spot for admiring the glittering skyline, and end at the Temple Street Night Market.

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INSIDER TIP

Best dai pai dongs to try in Hong Kong

Eating at a dai pai dong is a must-try Hong Kong experience and you can’t call yourself a real foodie if you haven’t dined at one. The humble food stalls are characterised by foldable tables and chairs, and open kitchens with fiery woks that cook authentic local dishes with grassroot origins.

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